Mr. Speaker, this resolution would overturn a Securities and Exchange Commission rule that, according to the agency, is supposed to ``help combat global corruption and empower citizens of resource- rich countries to hold their governments…

Democrats will not stand idly by while we are forced to consider proposals that will restrict access to health care.

I called for the resignation of the OPM director when there were similar terms that I'm hearing today.

There is no doubt that NTIA will play a critical role as this administration contemplates its goals related to our nation's telecommunications policy.

It is time that our friends are recognized as our friends and our enemies are recognized as our enemies.

I am not as optimistic as the gentleman from New York in terms of reform ever happening in the U.N. without a leverage point.

I am tired of every single time we have an anti-U.S., anti-Israel U.N. consistently voting against us when we are the main funder.

I wish that we would have as much passion that is concerned about the well-being of the 22,000 people that got hacked, the potential security breaches that are there, instead of losing or winning an election.

I've been promised encryption over and over and over again.

When will they be encrypted, all the Social Security numbers? I mean, that's basic.

There is no one who will work in a more bipartisan way to get to the truth than me.

I expect more. I think the American people expect more.

Every day I hear from constituents about increasing access to health care, not decreasing it.

My constituents... overwhelmingly support our new Governor in North Carolina who is doing all that he can to expand Medicaid.

This appears to be another hearing to discuss Republican plans to change the healthcare system and reduce people's access to care and to make health care more expensive.

Now Republicans want to turn back the clock. They want to put insurance companies back in charge of health care.

The gentleman knows very well that regardless of who is in the White House, that the chairman believes that having open communication between members of the Federal Government and Members of Congress is something that should not be…

the retaliation, we will not tolerate. And by saying that, it means that we won't forget.